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Hardinsburg, Kentucky 40143 • Wednesday, May 16, 2012 The Breckinridge Herald-News

BreckinridgeDistrict CourtMay 8, 2012Division IJudge Kenneth H. Goff IINicholas R. Smith, 1. no/ex-

pired registration plates, 2. no/expired registration receipt, 3. failure to produce insurance card, dismissed on proof; 4. failure to wear seat belts, plea of guilty, $25.

Patrick James Freed, speed-ing 26 mph over/greater, amended to 25 over, plea of guilty, $203.

Denise M. Stanton, failure to notify Department of Trans-portation of address change, dismissed on proof.

Paul D. Basham, 1-6. theft by deception including cold checks under $500, plea of guilty, 10 days probated 2 years after 1 hour in jail on each charge, abide by terms and conditions of probation, $163.

James C. McCellon, 1-3. theft by deception including cold checks under $500, plea of guilty, 10 days probated 2 years after 1 hour in jail on eac charge, abide by terms and conditions of probation, $173.

Lauren E. Henning, 1-3. theft by deception including cold checks under $500, plea of guilty, 10 days probated 2 years after 1 hour in jail on each charge, abide by terms and conditions of probation, $163.

James DeJarnette, public intoxication-controlled sub-stance, plea of guilty, 30 days probated 2 years, abide by terms and conditions of proba-tion, $153.

Ellen R. Rice, theft by un-lawful taking/disposition of property, dismissed without prejudice.

Scott McCrary, theft by fail-ure to make required disposi-tion of property, plea of guilty, 6 months in jail (concurrent to state time), costs waived.

Kenneth W. Durbin, 1. no/expired registration plates, 2. no/expired registration receipt, merged with charge #3; 3. display of illegal/al-tered registration plate, plea of guilty, $50; 4. speeding 15 mph over limit, plea of guilty, $30;

Adam R. Cox, 1. no/expired registration plates, plea of guilty, $193; 2. disregarding traffi c control device-traffi c light, merged with charge #3; 3. failure to produce insurance card, amended to failure of owner to maintain required insurance/security 1st offense, plea of guilty, 90 days pro-bated 2 years, abide by terms and conditions of probation.

Kenneth L. Partlow, 1. reck-less driving, dismissed with-out prejudice; 2. operating on suspended/revoked license, amended to license to be in possession, plea of guilty, $213.

Susan M. Steffan, reckless driving, plea of guilty, as-signed to state traffi c school, $143.

Jeremy P. Yoter, probation violation, 4 days in jail.

Tina Carman, terroristic threatening 3rd degree, dis-missed.

Martin Anthony, non-sup-port, dismissed without preju-dice.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a citation filed May 3 by Offi cer Tyler Har-din, Sonia M. Pascoe, 52, Hardinsburg, was arrested at 11:15 p.m. on S. Main Street. Pascoe was served a warrant for failure to appear.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a citation fi led May 6 by Officer Tyler Hardin, Rhyan L. Bishop, 23, Har-dinsburg, was arrested at 9:22 p.m. north of Hardinsburg on Alfred Woods Lane. Bishop was served a warrant.

City policedepartments

BreckinridgeCounty SheriffMADRID—According to a

report fi led April 18 by Chief Deputy Bruce Anthony, Jerry R. Smith, Leitchfi eld, reported the theft of personal property from his residence on Mercer Bend Road. The theft occurred sometime between 4 a.m. and 1 p.m.

GARFIELD—According to a report fi led April 22 by Dep-uty Jim Beauchamp, Michael R. French, Irvington, reported that sometime between April 1 and 22 someone took seven steel hexagon or octagon-shaped service station poles from a fi eld off US 60 near Garfield. The property was valued at $2,500.

NEW BETHEL—Accord-ing to a report fi led April 24 by Chief Deputy Bruce Anthony, no injuries were reported in a one-vehicle accident at 2:58 p.m. six miles north of Har-dinsburg on KY 2779. Kendra M. Wells, 18, Reynolds Sta-tion, was northbound in a 2003 Chevy Cavalier. Wells said she was going too fast around a curve when she met another vehicle. Her car went off the shoulder of the roadway. Wells overcorrected, and the car ran off the roadway, striking a fence and a mailbox. The car was towed from the scene with moderate to severe damage.

CUSTER—According to a report filed April 26 by Chief Deputy Bruce Anthony, no injuries were reported in a two-vehicle accident two miles west of Custer on KY 86. Donald R. Adcox, 69, Harned, was backing out of a private drive in a 2009 Ford Econoline van owned by Central Kentucky Community Action Council, Lebanon. A 2001 Dodge Ram pickup driven by Daniel J. Livermore, 33, Custer, had pulled into the driveway beside the van. Ad-cox failed to see the truck and the van backed into the side of the pickup. Both vehicles re-mained in service with minor to moderate damage.

HUDSON—According to a report fi led April 27 by Dep-uty Jim Beauchamp, Deborah Roof, Big Clifty, reported that sometime between April 25 and 27 someone broke into a vacant trailer twice. The fi rst time a rear window was broken out to gain entry. The second time the front door glass was broken. Several win-dows appeared to have been shot with a BB or pellet gun. The walls and furniture in the

home had been spray-painted.

WESTVIEW—According to a report fi led April 27 by Deputy Jimmy Gilpin, no in-juries were reported in a one-vehicle accident at 1:26 p.m. fi ve miles south of Westview on KY 79. James Q. Himmel-haver, 20, Hardinsburg, was northbound in a 1998 Pontiac Sunfire. Himmelhaver said the car’s front end was shak-ing and he was trying to fi nd out what was wrong. The car ran off the right side of the roadway, crossed the roadway, and struck a ditch. The car was towed from the scene with moderate to severe damage.

McDANIELS—Accord-ing to a report fi led April 28 by Deputy Billy Richardson, Mark Brown, McDaniels, reported a burglary at a ga-rage on KY 259. The metal building had a hole in the rear corner that appeared to be cut open with tin snips by the perpetrators. Property valued at $1,680 was taken from the garage.

LODIBURG—According to a report filed May 1 by Chief Deputy Bruce Anthony, one person was injured in a one-vehicle accident at 2:47 p.m. two miles south of Lo-diburg on KY 86. Jessica L. Veit, 33, Bonnieville, was westbound in a 1994 Chevy pickup. Veit said as the truck entered a curve, its brakes failed. The truck went off the roadway, down an embank-ment, and struck a tree. Veit was transported by ambulance to Breckinridge Memorial Hospital. The truck was towed from the scene with moderate to severe damage.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a citation filed May 4 by Chief Deputy Bruce Anthony, Joseph W. Cleaver, 30, Irvington, was arrested at 11 a.m. on Glen Nash Lane. Cleaver was served a bench warrant from Hardin County for failure to appear.

GARFIELD—According to a report filed May 4 by Chief Deputy Bruce Anthony, Kimberly L. Bowlds, Garfi eld, reported that someone entered her home and destroyed per-sonal property. Bowlds said someone had moved into the home and had taken items out of the house, burned and destroyed clothing, and ran-sacked the home.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a citation fi led May 4 by Deputy Chris Woosley, Bobby J. Dean, 45, Maceo, was arrested at 6:51 p.m. on Glen Nash Lane. Dean was served a warrant.

CUSTER—According to a report fi led May 8 by Chief Deputy Bruce Anthony, Julie M. Graham, Custer, reported that the back door of her resi-dence on Pile and Ford Road had been kicked in. Nothing appeared to have been taken from the home.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a report fi led May 7 by Deputy Billy Richardson, Timothy Brown, 48, SeRee, was arrested at 2:48 p.m. on Courthouse Square. Brown was served a warrant from Meade County.

McDANIELS—Accord-ing to a report filed May 9 by Chief Deputy Bruce Anthony, Gerald T. Ortense, Hardinsburg, reported that someone had broken into his rented storage building on KY 259. Ortense said he thought the theft occurred in March. Various personal property was reported stolen.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-

Jury fi nds two guilty on all chargesHARDINSBURG—Two

men from Jefferson County were found guilty on all charges following a two-day jury trial May 7-8 in Division II of Breckinridge Circuit Court.

Both Patrick Wayne Darcy, 35, Fairdale, and Randy Q. McCleery Jr., 33, Louisville, were indicted by a Breck-inridge County Grand Jury in January 2012. The indict-ments alleged that on Nov. 28, 2011 Darcy and Mc-Cleery burglarized the resi-dence of Justin Ball on KY 261 north of Hardinsburg and took property from the home.

The jury recommended that Darcy receive 20 years for burglary 1st degree, fi ve years for fl eeing/evading police 1st degree, and 12 months for theft by unlawful taking/disposition of prop-

Randy Quinton McCleery Jr.

sentences run consecutively for a total of 41 years.

Formal sentencing by Judge Robert Miller is sched-uled for June 20.

Patrick Wayne Darcy

erty under $500. The jury recommended the sentences run consecutively for a total of 26 years.

McCleery was found guilty of persistent felony offender 2nd degree. The jury recom-mended he receive 35 years for burglary 1st degree, fi ve years for fl eeing/evading po-lice, and 12 months for theft by unlawful taking/disposi-tion of property under $500. The jury recommended the

cording to a citation fi led May 10 by Chief Deputy Bruce An-thony, Tori Danielle Simpson, 23, Irvington, was arrested at 9 a.m. on Glen Nash Lane. Simpson was served a bench warrant for failure to appear.

HARNED—According to a citation fi led May 10 by Dep-uty Chris Woosley, Jackson D. Dockery, 24, Hardinsburg, was arrested at 6:57 p.m. at

Breckinridge County Middle School. Dockery was served a warrant.

CUSTER—According to a report fi led May 12 by Deputy Jim Beauchamp, Danny R. Prewitt, Louisville, reported that sometime between April 27 and May 12 someone re-moved an engine from a lawn mower parked behind a resi-dence on KY 690. A battery

was also taken. The value of the stolen property was around $350.

HARDINSBURG—Ac-cording to a report fi led May 14 by Deputy Chris Woosley, Kelly A. Amoroso Tolhurst, 27, Irvington, was arrested at 5:57 p.m. at the Breckinridge County Justice Center. Tol-hurst was served a warrant for failure to pay fi nes and costs.